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Sydney · Farming & the land

Farming & the land, 1987

27 stories in Sydney's papers · page 1 of 2

Farm output falls 2.5%

The Australian Jewish Times · Thursday 1 January 1987 · page 21

Israel’s farmers produced 2.5 per cent less in the past agricultural year than the year before, according to tentative figures released last week…

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Defence dilemma Hirsh Goodman on the 'guns or butter' debate

The Australian Jewish Times · Thursday 8 January 1987 · page 29

EACH WINTER, with greater predictability than the rains, comes the great defence budget debate. As predictable are the positions taken…

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ECONOMY Sheep save Keating -- for the moment

Tribune · Wednesday 28 January 1987 · page 14

Things don't change much in a century or so. According to the latest balance of payments figures, Australia's still riding,…

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Business and Finance Cotton farmers to expand crop area

The Australian Jewish Times · Thursday 12 February 1987 · page 20

Encouraged by rising world prices and above-average rainfall, Israel’s cotton growers plan to sow 10 per cent more land this year. But at the…

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Windmill farms will sprout in the Galilee

The Australian Jewish Times · Thursday 12 February 1987 · page 20

A wind of change that will transform parts of the country’s skyline and provide a pollution-free and inexhaustible source of power was…

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WAGES Farmers attack penalty rates

Tribune · Wednesday 18 February 1987 · page 5

BRISBANE: Queensland workers are now facing "the thick end of the wedge" in the latest moves to deregulate the…

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Blooming Miracle The Jerusalem Post’s Lev Bearfield and photographer Richard Nowitz spend time down on a biblical farm

The Australian Jewish Times · Thursday 19 February 1987 · page 13

RIGHT ON schedule, the almond trees were all dressed up in white this week for Tu Bishvat, and in fact everything else was equally in bloom…

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Farmers in crisis-free market victims by Mark Roberts

Tribune · Wednesday 11 March 1987 · page 8

Recent protests by farmers at auctions of repossessed farming equipment at Molong and Moree in NSW and the eviction of th Maloney…

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Biblical Farm

The Australian Jewish Times · Thursday 12 March 1987 · page 23

Sir, - Biblical farm on top of destroyed Arab village, rebuilt by Arab labour - according to illustrations and captions accompanying…

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Farmhouse Creek "media blockade"

Tribune · Wednesday 18 March 1987 · page 16

TASMANIA: In a legally questionable move, Tasmania's Liberal government last week banned media coverage of…

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A camel called Golda Daniel Gavron visits a camel farm and takes a desert ride

The Australian Jewish Times · Thursday 23 April 1987 · page 13

“TO TRAVEL hopefully is a better thing than to arrive,” said Robert Louis Stevenson, and that might make a suitable motto for the camel…

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Dairy Corp Strike-breakup

Tribune · Wednesday 29 April 1987 · page 6

PHILIPPINES: The Australian Dairy Corporation (ADC) has helped efforts to break a four-month old strike…

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Frenchmans Farm (Aust 1986; dist: CEL; rt: 101 mins)

Filmnews · Friday 1 May 1987 · page 12

Frenchmans Farm is a film that looks like it was made for television. This ghost storythriller has none of the real pacing or excitement its…

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Frenchman’s Farm

Tharunka · Tuesday 2 June 1987 · page 29

Frenchman’s Farm Is an Australian murder, mystery adventure. It Is about a young girl's experience In a time warp which makes her witness to a murder forty years ago, and her investigations Into the strange events of the past…

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News Report Visitors to carry arms Farmer killed in Gaza

The Australian Jewish Times · Thursday 4 June 1987 · page 2

Another Israeli fell victim to Palestinian terrorism last week as settlers of Eilon Morch in the West Bank were still mourning the death…

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Wheat deal seen as ‘slap’ to Rabbinate

The Australian Jewish Times · Thursday 11 June 1987 · page 4

It may be difficult to understand how a decision by the U.S. Department of Agriculture to sell cheap wheat to Israel can be a “slap in the…

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What the wheat war is about Background

The Australian Jewish Times · Thursday 18 June 1987 · page 3

THIS WEEK Rabbi Gideon Perl, an assistant to Ashkenazi Chief Rabbi Avraham Shapiro, was searching for a bakery that would be willing to use…

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Problem of shmitta (sabbatical) year Wheat ‘exchange’ in cabinet

The Australian Jewish Times · Thursday 18 June 1987 · page 1

The controversy over the Shmittu ban on locally grown wheat continued last week as the cabinet began discussing a scheme whereby Israel…

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특별취재 20 호주속의 한국인 호수시드니의 유일한 한국 농장을 찾아서 (Winsor Korean Farm)

Hanho Tʻaimzŭ = Hanho Times · Friday 19 June 1987 · page 17

본사에서는 지난해 8월 갑작스럽게 들이나긴 시드니지어 수해 로 인하여 피해가 컸던 한국인농장을 방문하이 취색을 하였다본사와는 이번방문이 2번째 면담으로 농장인정방씨반가워하며 그동안의 이러가지 사정과 앞으로의 포부애대하여…

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The wheat problem: no solution yet

The Australian Jewish Times · Thursday 25 June 1987 · page 3

The cabinet last week was still undecided on a proposal by the ultra-Orthodox that part of this year’s wheal crop be exported and a…

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